#triasexual

Not every enban attracted to men feel validated being called uranian/turian or achillean.

Not every enban who presents femininely and is attracted to men considers themself straight or julietian.

Not every enban who presents masculinely and is attracted to women considers themself straight or romeric.

Just because an enban CAN be lesbian, uranian/turian, or straight doesn't mean they want to be considered such.

Yes, lesbian, sapphic, uranian/turian, achillean, straight, and duaric identities are open for enben to use.

But that doesn't make it any less exorsexist to box EVERY SINGLE ENBAN into those categories.

Especially if you're boxing them in based on factors like sex traits or pronouns (ie; having an estrogenized voice, using she/they pronouns - I'm looking at you TADC fans, and how y'all treat Zooble and Ribbit.)

This is diamoricism (which inherently branches from exorsexism.)

The only times it is ever okay to label a relationship with an enban as yaoi or yuri is if the character themselves has canonically done as such, or if the character has canonically expressed being binary-aligned (and expressed being okay with binary terms) and is with someone else who is binary/binary-aligned

Instead, use the following terms (which function in the same way sapphic and achillean do):

- Diamoric (Any relationship that involves a non-binary person)

- Enbian (EnbyxEnby)

- Toric (Enbyxman) or Adonic (ManxEnby)

- Trixic (Enbyxwoman) or Maedic (WomanxEnby)

Or use these terms (which function in the same way that lesbian, uranian, and straight do):

- Ceteramoric (Enby Primarily attracted to enbies)

- Viramoric (Enby primarily attracted to men)

- Feminamoric (Enby primarily attracted to women)

- Tria[sexual/romantic/platonic/etc] (Anyone, binary or non-binary, who is primarily attracted to Enbies. Ceteramoric falls under this.)

We created an alternate binitian (binary-loving-nonbinary) flag, to go along with the rest of the floral set.

It uses the colors of the original binitian flag, with the additional grey for the pistil, and green for the leaves. The design is a calico flower.

Pink represents women and feminine genders, blue represents men and masculine genders, green represents neutral genders, black represents genderlessness, grey represents partial-genders, yellow represents xenine and outherine genders, purple represents androgynous genders, and white represents multigenders/fluid or fluctuating genders.

For reference, the rest of the set (which we did not create) includes the sapphic (wlw), achillean (mlm), julietian (wlm), romeric (mlw), trixic (nblw), toric (nblm), and enbian (nblnb) flags.

This is exorsexism. All non-binary tags are filled to the brim with binary-centric language and binary-centric cross posting. They are often also filled with chasers who fetishize enben.

I don't care if you (general you, not you OP) are attracted to non-binary people and personally identify as sapphic or achillean.

Stop flooding NBLNB, NBLW/WLNB, and NBLM/MLNB tags with sapphic and achillean crossposting.

Usually the stuff you are crossposting is barely inclusive of non-binary people, talking about "women/girl/girlfriend" and "men/boy/boyfriend", and the only sign that it's inclusive of non-binary people is in the tags. An afterthought.

Multiellic: The exclusive attraction to multigender people. This could be people with any number of genders, or a specific number. If it is a specific number, -ellic or -llic can be added at the end of it (for example, biellic, triellic, quadellic, quintellic, hexallic, septallic, octallic, enneallic, decallic, panellic, omniellic, fluidellic, etc.)

Bigeninic and paninic can be considered alternative names for biellic and panellic.

We (Weniviere & Angel) decided to recoin the orientation "multigenic" and its flag, which we made years ago, because that terminology is used for systems with multiple origins, which we didn't know at the time, and it has bothered us ever since we found out. The -ellic theme is inspired by other tria- microlabels (lunaric, solaric, saturnic, apstellic, neustellic, oustellic, stellaric, and spacialic.)